—adj. 1 having a sharp pungent taste; not sweet. 2 causing, showing, or feeling mental pain or resentment (bitter memories). 3 a harsh; virulent (bitter animosity). b piercingly cold. —n. 1 beer flavoured with hops and tasting slightly bitter. 2 (in pl.) liquor flavoured esp. with wormwood, used in cocktails. to the bitter end to the very end in spite of difficulties. bitterly adv. bitterness n. [Old English]
... Betty Botta bought some butter , “But , she said , this butter .'s bitter , Butter So , she bought a bitter butter better than the bitter . butter ... ... Buick Salty broccoli , salty broccoli , salty broccoli . Bake big batches of bitter brown bread A black bloke 's back brake-block broke Red blood , green ... (The development of speech, speech techniques, exercises for voice and diction)
... paradise , andatthe.same time satisfying thenarrow interests oftheITbusiness ,.must learn from thebitter experience ofuncontrolled industrialization , which led .theworld toatechno-chemical paradise - thatispractically incompatible ... (philosophiya)
... . task is to make other people feel comfortable and calm .in our society Cold , bitter lie does not contribute to this Studies show that people who use lies to communicate ... (Body language)
... about this in his autobiography , highlighting 4 . rules of leadership No matter how bitter the struggle for any problem , never . resort to personal attacks Do the homework You ... (Political science)
... We say : Soft sound , warm sound , velvet voice , cold color ., bitter smell , or as the poet said : weary twilight of.spirits - Often , language (speech ) gives ... (Psycholinguistics)
... , confident , carefree , can completely .surrender to work ) Often , you can hear the bitter "what we can do . - only go to work , only invent , only treat ... (Economic psychology)
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